双语 Brief Social Work History & Building HIV & AIDS Networks in ChinaCarrie A. Rheingans
Thank you to Amy/Ran Hu for the Chinese translation!
This presentation gives a brief history of the field of social work and describes five US-based HIV-related networks, concluding with a discussion slide about how to build up the HIV networks in China.
双语 Brief Social Work History & Building HIV & AIDS Networks in ChinaCarrie A. Rheingans
Thank you to Amy/Ran Hu for the Chinese translation!
This presentation gives a brief history of the field of social work and describes five US-based HIV-related networks, concluding with a discussion slide about how to build up the HIV networks in China.
WHO WE ARE: Overview slide to position us globally, introduce core themes, explain how we differentiate ourselves. Sales ranking is by IMS-Health on rolling basis, July 2005-July 2006 – we have overtaken Sanofi (only Pfizer and GSK ahead). Based on total pharmaceutical sales – includes Sandoz and OTC. Market capitalization: studies including FT500 Reputation: FT World’s Most Respected Companies (49 in 2006), Business Week (top 50 brands) plus many Best Place to Work rankings (i.e. Fortune, The Scientist).
WHO WE ARE: Overview slide to position us globally, introduce core themes, explain how we differentiate ourselves. Sales ranking is by IMS-Health on rolling basis, July 2005-July 2006 – we have overtaken Sanofi (only Pfizer and GSK ahead). Based on total pharmaceutical sales – includes Sandoz and OTC. Market capitalization: studies including FT500 Reputation: FT World’s Most Respected Companies (49 in 2006), Business Week (top 50 brands) plus many Best Place to Work rankings (i.e. Fortune, The Scientist).
2005 PERFORMANCE SHOWS HOW FAR WE HAVE COME IN 10 YEARS: Bridge to performance of individual divisions. Group net sales were up 13% in local currency thanks to the dynamic expansion of Pharma and Sandoz, the latter supported by acquisitions. (Net Sales in local currency) Group +13% Sandoz +54% Pharma +9% Consumer Health +8% Growth was achieved in all key markets: (Sales in local currency) North America +12% Europe +16% Asia +13% Latin America +11% Japan +9% Rest of World +17%